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4. Разум, создающий мифы – I

Есть много удивительных историй о Джордже Лукасе и «Звездных войнах». При написании этой главы я использовал материалы двух замечательных книг. Книга Криса Тейлора «Как “Звездные войны” покорили Вселенную» содержит историю работы Лукаса над сценарием и историю коммерческого успеха фильма. «Тайная история “Звездных войн”» Майкла Камински, подобно талмуду джедаев – это сборник интервью, комментариев и исследований, посвященных Лукасу и его картинам. Обе книги помогают лучше понять истории Лукаса и «Звездных войн», изложенные в этой главе, а тем, кого эта тема заинтересует глубже, я рекомендую прочитать их обязательно.

128. Chris Taylor. How Star Wars Conquered the Universe. N. Y.: Basic Books, 2015. P. 109.

129. How Exactly Has Star Wars Made $37 Billion? // Wired. 2014. November 22. www.wired.com/2014/11/geeks-guide-star-wars-empire/.

130. Taylor. How Star Wars Conquered the Universe. P. 109.

131. Michael Kaminski. The Secret History of Star Wars. N. Y.: Legacy Books Press, 2008.

132. Ibid.

133. Ibid.

134. Ibid.

135. Taylor. How Star Wars Conquered the Universe. P. 24.

136. Forrest Wickman. Star Wars Is a Postmodern Masterpiece // Slate. 2015. December 13. www.slate.com/articles/arts/cover_story/2015/12/star_wars_is_a_pastiche_how_george_lucas_combined_flash_gordon_westerns.html.

137. Taylor. How Star Wars Conquered the Universe. P. 83.

138. Wickman. Star Wars Is a Postmodern Masterpiece.

139. Kaminski. Secret History of Star Wars.

140. Pottering On, and On // The Economist. 2011. July 11. www.economist.com/blogs/dailychart/2011/07/film-franchises.

141. Isaac Asimov. Foundation. N. Y.: Gnome Press, 1951.

142. Mark Strauss. What Absolutely Everyone Needs to Know About Isaac Asimov’s Foundation // io9, 2014, November 19. io9.gizmodo.com/what-absolutely-everyone-needs-to-know-about-isaac-asim-1660230344.

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